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|    Gert Koefoed Andersen to Lars Kellogg-Stedman    |
|    Re: Auto-creating file echos?    |
|    28 Mar 11 09:22:20    |
       * Reply to message originally in area CarbonArea              Hello Lars!              Sun Mar 27 2011, Lars Kellogg-Stedman wrote to Gert Koefoed Andersen:               >> LK>How do I get MBSE to create the file area automatically? I've got         >> LK>this working fine for message areas, but haven't been able to figure         >> LK>out what's amiss with my file area configuration.        >>        >> In your /opt/mbse/var/ you should have a directory named /arealist and        >> to put to this directory you shall make some text files for each file        >> group echo...               LK>Gert,               LK>Thanks for your reply. With that in hand and the source code handy, I        LK>think I've got things working. To make sure I understand how things        LK>work (and in case it's useful for anyone else):               LK>While MBSE will automatically create file areas, it *will not*        LK>automatically create file groups. For an area to be automatically        LK>created from the filegate.zxx file, you must first have the        LK>appropriate file group defined in your MBSE configuration.              You should only use User Chng to Yes and Auto chng to No else will mbse keep       going trying to make new area and delete areas when it runs.       By doing this will new file areas be auto made so you let your uplink create       new file areas with incoming tic files.               LK>For a file group listed in filegate.zxx like this:               LK> % FDN: Fidonet Administrative files               LK>You must have a file group defined with a matching comment. That is,        LK>something along the lines of:               LK> 1. Name FIDO_ADM        LK> 2. Comment Fidonet Administrative files         LK> 3. Base path /opt/mbse/ftp/pub/fidoadmin         LK> 4. Use Aka 1:322/761@fidonet         LK> 5. Uplink 1:322/759@fidonet         LK> 6. Areas filegate.zxx               LK>You must have "Start at" set to a non-zero value, and you must have        LK>"Auto chng" set to "Yes". The "Areas" line for all of your groups can        LK>point to "filegate.zxx".               LK>With all this in place, running "mbfido tic" now produces:               LK> Processing AP01DG00.TIC, NODEDIFF.Z84 area DIFFZIP from 1:322/759+        LK> 27-Mar-2011 20:19:20 mbfido[95901] +- by ALLFIX+, v6.00.019        LK> Copyright (C) 1992,2009 by Bob Seaborn (1:140/30)        LK> 8.3 name "NODEDIFF.Z84", LFN "nodediff.z84"        LK> file end at 306008, offset needed 305702        LK> Create empty FDB for area 1001        LK> Auto created TIC area DIFFZIP, group FIDOADMIN, bbs area 1001, for        LK> node 1:322/759@fidonet        LK> No active virus scanners, skipping scan        LK> Execute: /usr/local/bin/unzip -o -j         LK>/opt/mbse/var/inbound/NODEDIFF.Z84        LK> FILE_ID.DIZ        LK> Execute: /usr/local/bin/unzip -o -j         LK>/opt/mbse/var/inbound/NODEDIFF.Z84        LK> file_id.diz        LK> Execute: /bin/rm -r -f arc95901        LK> Import: NODEDIFF.Z84 (nodediff.z84) Area: DIFFZIP              You should if you like to let mbse update the nodelist files in        opt/mbse/var/nodelist, make /opt/mbse/temp or /tmp have a directorry name       nlwork.       Then in 10.4 make some setup for mbdiff to work.       Then will new nodediff files and nodelist files copy diff and list from the       file area to /nlwork and update the nodelist her and copy the updated list to       /var/nodelist.                      Take care,        Gert               - Get the best with linux -               --- Msged/LNX 6.2.0 (Linux/2.6.33-gentoo-r2 (x86_64))        * Origin: * The KofoBBS at http://www.kofobbs.dk * (2:230/150)    |
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